Technical due diligence
Know what the other side's engineers will find, before they find it.
Raising, selling, or buying a product that was built fast, often with AI? Get the automated audit checked and signed by Nic Chin, in a report an investor or acquirer can actually read.
From $1,500. Scope and price confirmed before anything is charged.
See a sample report on a real codebase →Who reviews it
Nic Chin built SystemAudit.dev and is the founder of Bitto Tech, the team behind 13+ production AI systems. He works as a fractional CTO for companies in legal, fintech, pharma and SaaS, and writes about what actually breaks in codebases that were shipped fast. He reads the repository himself, and his name goes on the summary.
What's included
- The full automated audit: every finding with its file and line, the fix-first plan, and who holds the knowledge in each part of the code
- Nic Chin reviews the findings against the repository, removes anything that doesn't hold up, and adds what automation can't judge
- A written summary signed by Nic Chin, in language an investor, acquirer or board can read
- A walkthrough call to go through it with you, or with the other side's technical lead
What it isn't
- Penetration testing or attacks on a live system
- Legal, licensing or IP opinions
- A guarantee that nothing else is wrong. The report says what the review covered, and what it didn't
Questions
How is this different from the self-serve audit?
The self-serve audit is automated: fast, and every finding is tied to a file and line, but nobody puts their name to it. The review adds Nic Chin, who checks the findings, judges what automation can't, and signs the summary. If you only need to know where you stand, start with the Quick Audit ($19) or the Full Audit.
How much does it cost?
From $1,500. The price depends on the size of the codebase and the deadline, and is confirmed by email before anything is charged.
Is my code shared with anyone?
No. The reviewer reads the repository with the access you grant, and the source code is not stored or shared.
Only need to know where you stand? See the self-serve audits.